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Rationale for Student Teaching Technology Lesson Plans

USA- ISTE: National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) for All Teachers
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Standard III: Teaching, Learning, and the Curriculum. Teachers implement curriculum plans, that include methods and strategies for applying technology to maximize student learning.
Performance Indicator A: Facilitate technology-enhanced experiences that address content standards and student technology standards.
Performance Indicator B: Use technology to support learner-centered strategies that address the diverse needs of students.
Performance Indicator C: Apply technology to develop students’ higher order skills and creativity.
Performance Indicator D: Manage student learning activities in a technology-enhanced environment.

Context:
During my student teaching experience at Park View Elementary School, I created several lesson plans incorporating technology in the classroom.  These lessons include computers, overhead projectors, smart boards, internet, television, and compact discs.  I have attached a few lesson plans which included some of the technology above, there is a math word problem lesson, solar system lesson, and a frog versus toad lesson plan.  During my student teaching experience I attended technology workshops for the smart board and used the front page to update the classroom newsletter each week.

Impact:
By incorporating technology into the classroom, students will become familiar with the technology and be able to use the technology in the future.  Adding technology to lessons creates another dimension of learning, reaching learners who might excel with hands on skills.  The lesson also expose children to technology who would otherwise not have the opportunity.

Alignment:

I have met NETS-T  competency III A by allowing students to participate in moving characteristics on the smart board to their appropriate pace on the Venn diagram. 

I have met NETS-T competency III B by using the different types of technology I was able to meet the needs of my students.  The smart board, internet, and overhead project allowed me to create lesson plans which were hands on and visual for my active learners.

I have met NETS-T competency III C by using the smart board in getting students to use higher order thinking skills to determine what characteristics are shared by both frogs and toads and what are specific to one or the other.

I have met NETS-T competency III D by incorporating the internet, smart board, and overhead projector into my lesson plans.

 

File Attachments:
  1. Frogs Versus Toads Frogs Versus Toads
    This a hands-on smart board activity which allows the students to learn about the characteristics of frogs and toads and then place those characteristics on a Venn diagram.
  2. Solar System Solar System
    This is a Smart Board lesson created to teach students about the planets. The lesson also includes an internet link which gives more information on the solar system.
  3. Word Problems Word Problems
    This is a lesson in which the overhead is used to help students come up with apple word problems.
Author: Amber Hardy
Last modified: 11/16/2006 2:33 PM (EST)